Rotary pump.



G. BEY.

ROTARY PUMP.

APPLICATION HLED SEPT. 5 |917.

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vented by use of gaskets without in any.

way retarding or preventing the proper operation of the piston.

Another object in view is to provide a pump having a rotary piston' alternately discharging and drawing in liquid` at the opposite ends of the structure.

A further object of vthe invention is to form a rotary pump in such a manner that the casing, piston and associated parts form a valve mechanism automatically, whereby,-

eXtra valves are not required to prevent any .back dow of any material being pumped.

ln the accompanying drawings:

Figure 1 is a longitudinal vertical section through a pump disclosing an embodiment of the invention.

Fig. 2 is a view similar to Fig. 1 but showing the piston turned a half revolution, the same being taken through Fig. 3 approximately on line 2-2. y

`Fig. 3 is a rsection through Fig. 2 on line 3 3.

Fig. 4- is al section through Fig. 2 on liney 3 F 5 is a sectional view similar to Fig. 4 but with the piston vturned a half revolution.

Fig. 6 is a perspective view of the piston.- Referring to the accompanying drawings by numerals, 1 indicates a casing formedof metal of any desired kind and provided with interiorly threaded enlargements or bosses 2 and 3. rlhe interior bores of said enlargements merge into the inlet openingV 4 and the outlet opening 5. The casing is preferably constructed with a base 6 designed to receive suitable securing bolts or other securing members through the opening 7. ln addition, the casing 1 is preferably formed open at the ends so as to receive the heads 8 and 9, said heads being secured in lplace by any suitable means, as for instance, screws, and prevented from leaking by reason of the gaskets l0 and 1l Specication of Letters Patent. Patented Aug, 2Q, 119113 appliance med september s, 1917. serial No. 139,718.

looking at the same from the front. l-lead 9 is provided-with asimilar cam 15 arranged as shown particularly in Fig. L

- whereby the high point 16 of the cam is opposite the high point 14 of cam 12. Head 9 .is also provided with a hollow threaded extension 17 which accommodates the power shaft18 and the packing gland A19.

Arranged within the gland 19 lis' a stop 20 held in` place by a suitable beveled key 21 extending through the shaft 18 so that the shaft cannot move in one direction, said shaft being prevented from movement in the opposite direction .by the enlargement 22 preferably formed integral with the shaft. By the provision of the enlargement 22 and the stop shaft 18 may freely rotate but cannot move longitudinally. The inner end of the shaft 18 extends into the casing 1 preferably centrally thereof, said inner end being provided .with a tubular section 23 having an opening 24, and with an enlargement 25 formed with a plurality of apervsp' tures 26 for accommodating the ends of the pins 27 tting in to the piston 28. These pins may be held 1n piston 28 by snugly litting the apertures in said piston or may be held in by suitable threads or other means,

as desired, while they are allowed to freely slide in the apertures 26 of member 25. This construction is provided in order that power may be readily ktransmitted to piston 28 from the shaft 18 and rotatingsaid piston for allowing at the Vsame time a back and forth movement thereof during the operation of the pump.

The piston 28 is made to it casing 1 with a reasonable clearance, but in order to prevent any leakage said piston is provided l with packing ring grooves 29 and 30 for receiving the packing rings 31 and 32. From Fig. 6 it will be observed that the piston in general appearance discloses two rings 33 and 34 connected by a central web or blade 35 which coacts with the cams 12 and 15 and the cam faces 36 and 37 on the piston 28 so as to continually separate the inlet from the outlet and maintain the pressure on the uid as it flows out while causing a suctionl on the fluid entering the pump. In order to cause the tpiston to operate more easily and without noise rings 38 and 39,v 'prefere and the other passageway extending from the periphery of the piston to the opposite end thereof.

7. In a rotary pump of the character described, a casing provided with inlet and outlet openings, an inclined cam arranged at each end of the casing interiorly thereof, said cams being inclined in opposite directions so that the widest pointl between the cams will be diametrically opposite the narrowest point between the cams, a piston having inclined ends, said piston being of a length to snugly t between the space pro-v vided at the nearest point between said cams, whereby when the piston is rotated the matter at the respective ends of the casing will be forced therefrom, said piston being provided with narrow passageways, one passageway extending from one end to the periphery and the other from the opposite end to the periphery, and means for rotating said piston, said means being provided with members transmitting power to .the pis` ton and allowing a longitudinal movement thereof.

GEORGE BEY. 

